Daniel Milner

Hello @zeko5851,

Ok, this sounds like an event trigger based on a Custom Post Type. Can you tell me exactly what event triggers you have set up and what is happening in WordPress that you are expecting to trigger the notification?

@zeko5851 @roadtrip28

Try using Loco Translate to “Relocate” the translation to either the “Custom” or “System” location.

This will also prevent your translations from being overwritten when an update for Hey Notify is installed.

Hello @roadtrip28,

What string do you want to change and what are you trying to change it to?

Hello @pplank,

You can vote on that feature here: https://heynotifywp.com/request/guilded-service/

Hello Kenny,

For security reasons, Church Community Builder does not allow you to embed any of their forms on your own website. I quickly looked over all of CCB’s Preferred Service Providers for Online Giving and didn’t see any that allowed it either.

I would recommend GiveWP for accepting donations on your own site, but it does not have an integration with Church Community Builder.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Daniel Milner. Reason: Fixed the link

Hello @saphorin,

You can vote on that feature here: https://heynotifywp.com/request/guilded-service/

Hello @satoriprod,

While Hey Notify does support Custom Post Types (CPT), it does not support WooCommerce specifically. All CPTs have Draft, Pending, Published, Scheduled, Updated, and Trash actions, but WooCommerce order statuses are different. We do have plans to create a WooCommmerce add-on for Hey Notify, but have not started working on it yet.

You can vote on new features here: https://heynotifywp.com/request/

@dimu Can you elaborate on what you mean by “modified webhook”?

@dimu We just released an update (v1.3.0) that adds a button to the Settings page that allows you to refresh the list of known Custom Post Types.

If the Custom Post Type was created after Hey Notify was installed (or programmatically like the Custom Post Type UI plugin does), you’ll need to activate or deactivate a plugin (any plugin) in order for Hey Notify to refresh its list of Post Types. In the next release, we will add a button that will allow you to manually refresh the list.

I will play around with the Custom Post Type UI plugin to see if there is a setting or something to get it working. I’ll reply here with what I find.

There is an option under Hey Notify > Settings in the WordPress Dashboard to display private Custom Post Types. Once you uncheck that checkbox and save the settings, it should show up for you.

@derhirrrsch Thank you for the update. Please keep me posted with what you find.

I have tested the following environments without any errors.

• PHP Version: 5.6.39, Web Server: nginx
• PHP Version: 5.6.39, Web Server: Apache
• PHP Version: 7.2, Web Server: nginx
• PHP Version: 7.3.5, Web Server: nginx
• PHP Version: 7.3.5, Web Server: Apache
• PHP Version: 7.4, Web Server: nginx
• PHP Version: 7.4.1, Web Server: nginx
• PHP Version: 7.4.1, Web Server: Apache
• PHP Version: 8.0.0, Web Server: nginx
• PHP Version: 8.0.0, Web Server: Apache

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Daniel Milner.

I am so sorry for the issue you’re having.

So far, I have been unable to duplicate this issue with those plugins. Where are you hosting your site?